maguchi
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So I had some rewards points from Musician's Fiend that was going to expire. You can't get none of the Marshall amps that I want in the US right now. Anything other than the DSL, Origin or Studio line are either backordered or out of stock. So I seen these new Marshall pedals available for sale. I had good luck with Marshall pedals in the past. I got the BluesBreaker and Guv'nor reissue pedals when they come out about a year ago and liked those. So when I seen the new JCM800 and 1959 pedals available I ponied up my rewards points and some cash and ordered both of them.
They arrived today. I did a quick once over and they are heavy, robust and seem to be very sturdily built for years of stepping on. They take either a 9V battery or the standard 9 volt input from a power supply. They're about 1 1/2 times as wide as a Boss pedal but not as tall.
I plugged them into a a Gibson Theodore and a Orange OR 15 head and a 2x12" cab. I never played a real 1959 Marshall amp before yet but use to have a 1987 halfstack and that's what the sound of the 1959 pedal reminded me of. Sounded kind of like a '70s Marshall amp. The JCM800 reminded me of my Marshall Silver Jubilee combo or a late '80s Marshall JCM800 amp. Only had these pedals for a short while yet, however I really like the sounds and build quality of them.
They arrived today. I did a quick once over and they are heavy, robust and seem to be very sturdily built for years of stepping on. They take either a 9V battery or the standard 9 volt input from a power supply. They're about 1 1/2 times as wide as a Boss pedal but not as tall.
I plugged them into a a Gibson Theodore and a Orange OR 15 head and a 2x12" cab. I never played a real 1959 Marshall amp before yet but use to have a 1987 halfstack and that's what the sound of the 1959 pedal reminded me of. Sounded kind of like a '70s Marshall amp. The JCM800 reminded me of my Marshall Silver Jubilee combo or a late '80s Marshall JCM800 amp. Only had these pedals for a short while yet, however I really like the sounds and build quality of them.
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